Weapons

Anti-Tank Rocket Launchers

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[Image - LAW 66]

LAW 66 (USA)

Warhead: HEAT rocket (High Explosive Anti-Tank)
Magazine: One-shot disposable rocket launcher
Fire modes: Single shot

The LAW 66 is a one-shot disposable Rocket launcher adopted by NATO forces during the late 80s. Although not as dangerous as its bigger brother the LAW80, it can still destroy APCs (Armoured Personnel Carriers) with ease.

[Image - LAW 80]

LAW 80 (USA)

Warhead: HEAT rocket (High Explosive Anti-Tank)
Magazine: One-shot disposable rocket launcher
Fire modes: Single shot

The LAW 80 is a one-shot disposable Rocket launcher adopted by NATO forces during the late 80s. Although rather cumbersome, its 94mm rocket is capable of disabling, or even destroying, Main Battle Tanks, especially if a hit is made on thinner rear armour facings.

[Image - 40-mm RPG-7]

40-mm RPG-7 (Russia)

Warhead: Fin-stabilized HEAT rocket (High Explosive Anti-Tank)
Magazine: One-shot disposable rocket launcher
Fire modes: Single shot

The RPG-7 (Reaktivniy Protivotankoniy Granatomet-7) is a Russian made Infantry Anti-tank rocket launcher. The RPG-7 is cheap to manufacture and can be found in many armies across the world.